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The '''Prophet of Disdain''' is only known from a [[Halo 2]] match held at E3. In it, players used premade accounts with the names of ''Halo'' characters. One team played as [[Spartans]] and used [[Marine]] names, the other team as [[Elites]] and using [[Prophet]] names including "Disdain".
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[[File:Prophet names.jpg|thumb|250px|The game lobby with the name.]]
The '''Prophet of Disdain''' is a [[Prophet]] only known from a ''[[Halo 2]]'' match held at [[E3]]. During this match, players used premade accounts with the names of ''Halo'' characters. One team played as [[Spartans]] and used [[Marine]] names, such as "Mendoza" or "Stacker", when the other team as [[Elites]], using Prophet names including "Disdain".<ref>[http://forums.bungie.org/halo/archive15.pl?read=450682 '''halo.bungie.org''': ''Halo 2 E3 pics (Never before seen!)'']</ref>


It is unknown whether or not he had been planned for Halo 2, but he never made it into the final game.
== Trivia ==
[http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/disdain Disdain] is a feeling of contempt or scorn. As the Prophets names are used in irony, the Prophet of Disdain's personality would likely mean that he was self-loathing.


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Latest revision as of 12:02, December 9, 2023

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This article contains information about a non-canonical subject that, while official, is not part of the established Halo universe.
A Halo 2 multiplayer menu screen, showing players named after Marines and Prophets.
The game lobby with the name.

The Prophet of Disdain is a Prophet only known from a Halo 2 match held at E3. During this match, players used premade accounts with the names of Halo characters. One team played as Spartans and used Marine names, such as "Mendoza" or "Stacker", when the other team as Elites, using Prophet names including "Disdain".[1]

Trivia[edit]

Disdain is a feeling of contempt or scorn. As the Prophets names are used in irony, the Prophet of Disdain's personality would likely mean that he was self-loathing.

Sources[edit]